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So 100 days until Oct LSAT.

I took it in Dec with a 154, although I scored about 10 pts below my points practice (I have many excuses to blame, whatever)

Anyways, Since then I've taken a beginners LSAT prep class ( not too helpful, but atleast got some interest back). I haven't taken a single PT since DEC, so I plan in taking 35-40 in the next 100 days. I work fulltime as well, But i just requested to work only 4 times a week(until august when i will work only 3). SO i have plenty of time to study and review.

Will this be enough?

What score are you aiming for?

As a general rule, 3 months is usually a sufficient amount of time to significantly improve a person's diagnostic.

I would love a 166+....But I would be satisfied with 160+.....Like i said, I was avg 163 in the past round..

paulshortys10 wrote:So 100 days until Oct LSAT.

I took it in Dec with a 154, although I scored about 10 pts below my points practice (I have many excuses to blame, whatever)

Anyways, Since then I've taken a beginners LSAT prep class ( not too helpful, but atleast got some interest back). I haven't taken a single PT since DEC, so I plan in taking 35-40 in the next 100 days. I work fulltime as well, But i just requested to work only 4 times a week(until august when i will work only 3). SO i have plenty of time to study and review.

Will this be enough?

absolutely. now get back to work!

paul, Miznitic gave you the information you need -- three months ago. If you listened to him in March and have been applying his advice, you may be ready for October. If your LSAT preparation since March has consisted of little more than CampusPrep at UCLA, you will not be ready for October.

This is more than enough time! If you were testing in the mid 160's and want to score in this range, you probably already constructed a solid foundation. You will def be ok!

yes im glad you are back. i love your posts.

I sense sarcasm, but u like the lakers too so its cool..

Practice makes perfect! (and 3 months is different depending on the individual's use of the time so make the most of it)